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30 tapas bars, tasting menus, rooftops, markets, cafés and cocktail dens, verified against Tourism Madrid, the MICHELIN Guide and 2025–26 press.

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30 verified venues across 6 categories, drawn from Tourism Madrid, the MICHELIN Guide and 2025–2026 press. Open the full list in Savrli →

Eat & Drink · 01

Tapas & Traditional Tabernas

6 places

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Casa Alberto

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Barrio de las Letras

Centenary taberna serving traditional Madrid cooking with a modern touch and vermouth made on the premises and poured from its own tap.

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Casa Revuelta

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Austrias / La Latina · Calle de Latoneros 3

Tiny, permanently packed 1966 tavern whose star dish is tender boneless battered salt cod, eaten standing with a caña.

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Casa Labra

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Sol · Calle de Tetuán 12

1860 tavern by Puerta del Sol famous for freshly fried cod slices and cod croquetas at the bar (dining room currently closed).

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Bodega de La Ardosa

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Malasaña · Calle Colón 13

Beer-and-vermouth institution from 1892 with vermouth on tap, Spain's oldest Guinness tap, salmorejo and tortilla.

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Casa Lucio

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La Latina · Cava Baja 35

The most famous huevos rotos in Madrid, in a 19th-century tavern-style room where booking is essential. Closes for summer holidays in August.

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La Bola

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Madrid de los Austrias · Calle de la Bola 5

1870 taberna cooking cocido madrileño for four hours over oak charcoal in individual earthenware pots.

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Eat & Drink · 02

Fine Dining

6 places · all MICHELIN-starred

DiverXO

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Chamartín · Padre Damián 23

Spain's only three-star kitchen in Madrid: Dabiz Muñoz's irreverent “Kitchen of the Flying Pigs” tasting menu.

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Deessa

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Retiro / Paseo del Prado · Plaza de la Lealtad 5

Two stars: Quique Dacosta's Mandarin Oriental Ritz flagship in the Alfonso XIII salon, with a shorter weekday “Chronos” menu.

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DSTAgE

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Salesas / Chueca · Regueros 8

Two stars: Diego Guerrero's exposed-brick industrial loft with an open kitchen and the Dtaste / Dstage / Denjoy menus.

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La Tasquería

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Chamberí · Modesto Lafuente 82

One star: Javi Estévez elevates offal (trotters, tripe, the famous confit suckling-pig head) into three tasting menus.

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Quimbaya

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Chamberí · Zurbano 63

One star: chef Edwin Rodríguez's Colombian tasting menus, minimalist room, open kitchen and a Colombian spirits bar.

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Corral de la Morería Gastronómico

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La Latina / Palacio · Morería 17

One star: an eight-seat room inside the historic tablao, chef David García's single “Compás” menu and a legendary Jerez cellar.

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Eat & Drink · 03

Rooftops & Terrazas

4 places

Ginkgo Sky Bar

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Plaza de España · Plaza de España 3

12th-floor terrace at Hotel VP Plaza de España with a glass-bottomed heated pool, Japanese-Mediterranean plates and cocktails; open daily to 2am.

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Picalagartos Sky Bar & Restaurant

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Gran Vía · Gran Vía 21

Azotea Grupo's two-level rooftop at NH Collection Gran Vía: 8th-floor restaurant plus a 360° 9th-floor sky bar open April–October.

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Azotea del Círculo

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Centro · Marqués de Casa Riera 2

Rooftop of the Círculo de Bellas Artes, widely called the best lookout in Madrid, with Mediterranean plates from breakfast to late drinks.

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Azotea Cibeles

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Centro · Plaza de Cibeles 1

400 m² sixth-floor terrace on the City Hall's Cibeles Palace, with signature cocktails over Cibeles, Alcalá and the Paseo del Prado.

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Eat & Drink · 04

Market Halls & Food Markets

5 markets

Mercado de San Miguel

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Austrias · Plaza de San Miguel

Madrid's first gourmet market, a 1916 cast-iron hall with around 30 stands; open to midnight (1am Fri–Sat).

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Mercado de San Antón

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Chueca · Augusto Figueroa 24

Three floors: fresh produce and tapas, ten show-cooking stalls, and the 11 Nudos rooftop restaurant-terrace.

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Mercado de San Ildefonso

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Malasaña · Fuencarral 57

Street-food market on three floors with around 18 specialist stalls, two semi-covered terraces and a bar on each floor; opens midday daily.

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Mercado de San Fernando

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Lavapiés · Embajadores 41

1944 neighbourhood market turned local hangout, mixing fresh produce with bookshops, bars and cultural events.

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Mercado de la Paz

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Barrio de Salamanca · Calle de Ayala 28

Iron-framed 1882 market, around 40 stalls, several of which supply Madrid's top restaurants; open Mon–Fri to 8pm, Sat to 2:30pm, closed Sunday.

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Eat & Drink · 05

Coffee & Brunch

4 places

Toma Café

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Malasaña · Calle de la Palma 49

The café that started Madrid's specialty-coffee wave in 2011: own roasting, pour-overs, toasts and pastries, open daily 8am–8pm.

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Hola Coffee (Lagasca)

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Barrio de Salamanca · Lagasca 42

Specialty roaster's flagship (12th in The World's 100 Best Coffee Shops 2025) with seasonal signature drinks and fresh pastry.

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Federal Café

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Conde Duque · Comendadoras 9

Australian-run all-day café in a light-filled corner space: brunch, organic plates and an open kitchen from 9am.

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Café Comercial

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Glorieta de Bilbao · Chamberí / Malasaña

Madrid's oldest café (1887), reborn with mirrors and marble intact, serving breakfast through late drinks plus weekend brunch.

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Eat & Drink · 06

Late-Night & Cocktail Bars

5 places

Salmon Guru

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Barrio de las Letras · Echegaray 21

Diego Cabrera's theatrical cocktail bar, 37th in The World's 50 Best Bars 2025 (23rd in 2024); open to 2:30am Fri–Sat.

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Museo Chicote

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Gran Vía · Gran Vía 12

Spain's first cocktail bar (1931), original Art Deco fittings, DJ booth and a light show; to 3:30am Fri–Sat.

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Bar Cock

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Chueca · Calle de la Reina 16

1921 English-pub-style room, once run by head bartender Chicote, with classics and a deep back bar; Tue–Sat 7pm–3am.

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1862 Dry Bar

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Malasaña · Calle del Pez 27

Cocktail bar named after Jerry Thomas's 1862 manual, reviving original recipes and techniques; opens 4pm, to 2:30am weekends.

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Macera Taller Bar

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Between Malasaña and Chueca · San Mateo 21

Workshop-bar macerating its own ~20 spirits in-house with fresh fruit and spices, plus artisan sodas and maceration classes.

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